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IMEV 377.5
NIMEV TP 171
As I went out this ender day / Alone walking
A Planctus Marie carol — five quatrains (aaab) and burden: ‘Alone alone alone alone / Sore I sygh and all for one’
Note: Ringler Jr. (1988), TP 171; for burden cf. 3701.
Subjects: Virgin Mary, lament of; carols, of the Passion
Versification: — four-line, two-line — aaab, aa



Print Witnesses:
1.Source: STC 5204.5. Christmas Carolles, [R. Copland f.] R. Kele, [1545?] , ff. 9-9v
First Lines:
AS I went this enders day
Alone walkyng on my play…
Last Lines:
…That we may hym in heuyn se
Whan we shall hens gone
Note: Beginning of the burden and end of stanza 4 lost by tearing.
Attributed Title: [ ] our Lady and her sonne (f. 9)
Facsimiles:
Reed, Ernest Bliss. Christmas Carols Printed in the Sixteenth Century Huntington Library Publications. Cambridge, MA: Harvard UP, 1932 [= Kele, ca. 1550]: 35-6.
Editions:
Greene, Richard Leighton. The Early English Carols. Oxford: Clarendon, 1935; 2nd ed., rev., Oxford: Clarendon, 1977: 123-4; 1977, 110.